Sentence examples for dramatically less dependent on from inspiring English sources
Had Carter's aggressive gas mileage standards continued to be pursued by subsequent administrations, we would today -- 30-odd years later -- be dramatically less dependent on Saudi oil.
The EU must harness its energy, transport and agriculture policies to cut CO2 emissions - and improve its Emissions Trading System ETSS) - to make the economy more competitive and dramatically less dependent on fossil fuels by 2050, says a non-binding resolution adopted by the European Parliament on Thursday.
The European Parliament adopted a non-binding resolution at its March plenary session stating that the EU must harness its energy, transport and agriculture policies to cut CO2 emissions - and improve its Emissions Trading System (ETS) - to make the economy more competitive and dramatically less dependent on fossil fuels by 2050.
The past isn't much of a guide; the American economy has changed dramatically since the seventies and is far less dependent on oil than it used to be.
It has dramatically diversified its power sources over the years, becoming far less dependent on oil and cultivating a culture of conservation.
Atlanta, in part because it was somewhat less dependent on the plantation economy, more commercially diverse than other antebellum southern cities, saw less (although not always dramatically less) racist violence before the Civil War and after it was sacked and burned in 1864, during the Reconstruction period, up through the Civil Rights Era, and on into the current day.
